Tile - Ship App‑Store‑ready mobile apps with AI agents
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Build and ship App Store ready mobile apps with AI agents. Design visually with full control. Agents handle auth, payments, CMS & more. Tile gives you full-code output and built-in infra so you can launch real apps, fast, without DevOps.
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TestMu AI
Congratulations @saifsadiq on the launch 🚀🚀
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@muditsingh5000 Thanks a ton. Really looking forward to seeing what you will build with Tile. 👍
Congratulations on launching Tile 🔥🚀. I am curious, will Tile be expanded to building web app too in the near future?
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@tomyamateo Thanks Tomya! Tile's core is cross platform (React/React Native based). While we are focusing on mobile apps for now, we may open it up to web in the future if it makes sense for our users.
Nawvel
This helps build mobile apps only? Or I can make web apps too?
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@raghavendra_devadiga4 We are currently optimised for mobile apps for iOS and Android.
Nice Product, I would love the understand the backend/database integration
Congrats on the launch
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@vrijraj Thanks Vriraj! Tile can connect with any backend. You can add Supabase agent to your project and it will configure the database and build the data source. We are adding more Agents on our Agent Store, each of these agents are like expert developers - they understand the backend very well and can build specific features on Tile's modular platform.
If you dont have the agent yet, you can ask the planner agent to hook up your backend APIs by describing the endpoints in the prompts. Alternatively, if you are comfortable in React Native coding, you can modify the code directly and wire up features that way.
We will be adding guides for these use cases soon. Happy building!
Congratulations to@modirohitand the team for launching Tile.
Can you build Apple TV apps with Tile as well?
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@modirohit @akiarostami Thank you for trying the product. For the moment we are focused on allowing you build really production ready native mobile apps. In the future we definitely have plans to expand beyond to other tech stacks including Apple TV.
Lancepilot
Congrats on the launch of Tile. This feels like the perfect sweet spot between no-code speed and full-code power. Love that agents handle the boring bits auth, payments, CMS so we can focus on building what matters. Looks like a dream stack for makers who want production-grade apps without drowning in DevOps. Subscribed and rooting for your growth.
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@priyankamandal Thanks Priyanka for trying. Please share your feedback, Suggest what agents we can add next to our Agent Store and anything that you'd wanna change. Appreciate your inputs!
RightNow AI
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@jaber23 Thanks for trying the product and sharing your feedback! Excited to see what you'll build with Tile.
Build & Ship App Store-Ready Apps with AI Agents
Design visually with complete control. Let AI agents handle auth, payments, CMS, and more. Tile gives you full-code output and built-in infrastructure—so you can launch real, production-grade apps fast, without the DevOps grind.
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@sagar_keshwala Yes absolutely correct. Please signup for the product and give more of your feedback.
@vishalsood114 Sure.
I built and shipped an App Store-ready app without touching DevOps or wrestling with backend logic. Full control, full code zero headaches.
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@elizabeth_turner4 Amazing great for trying Tile!
DiffSense
Native code or?
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@sentry_co Hi Andre! Tile framework is based on React Native. Apps can be deployed both on Android and iOS. Thanks for trying the platform and sharing your feedback!
DiffSense
@modirohit Gotcha. Maybe in the future you will support native? Native just got support for both android and iOS. To early to tell, but the winds might change.
@modirohit @sentry_co Hello guys. I am an engineer at tile.dev and wanted to put some more details in this discussion. I think you are referencing the distinction between 'react-native' vs native (as in kotlin/swift) code.
Our platform builds apps based on react-native, which is how almost all native nocode builders in the market work today. You can see and even edit the react-native code directly in the browser if you click on the code button in the right panel as shown in the attached screenshots:
React-Native the framework, also allows you to write swift and kotlin to target ios and android directly. This is also supported by our platform, but cannot be done in the browser. You will have to get an enterprise discussion going on with the business team to get access to that, but once you are working with the (sdk that may or may not ever be released), you can definitely write kotlin/swift and run using android studio and xcode locally.
As far as supporting that kind of native development remotely (i.e. xcode or android running remotely with the agent generating kotlin/swift) is concerned, that is not on the roadmap right now. We will have to evaluate what can be done in that space to say anything.
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You can see the code being generated by our agent in this view once the code generation is finished.